Source
plutarch-de-iside
Plutarch, De Iside et Osiride, Babbitt (Loeb) translation. Public domain, archived 2026-07-29. Searched: no occurrence of "Hermanubis"; no two-cocks sacrifice. The Anubis-as-horizon passage is at § 44.
4 attestations across 2 entries rest on this source — 0% of every attestation in the corpus.
What rests on it
If this source were withdrawn, these are the claims that would need re-sourcing. That is the point of listing them.
| Entry | Locus | Attests |
|---|---|---|
| Babi ◐partial | *De Iside* **§ 49**, direct | "Some say that one of the companions of Typhon was Bebon, but **Manetho says that Bebon was still another name by which Typhon was called**" |
| Babi ◐partial | *De Iside* § 49, direct | the name "signifies 'restraint' or 'hindrance'" — the obstructing power |
| Kneph ◐partial | *De Iside* § 21 | the Thebans alone do not pay the sacred-animal burial levy, "because they believe in no mortal god, but only in the god whom they call **Kneph**, whose existence had no beginning and shall have no end" |
| Kneph ◐partial | *De Iside* § 21, immediately preceding | the class of gods "whose existence had no beginning and shall have no end", set against those whose bodies were entombed and whose souls became stars |